A Rights Issue is the company’s offer to issue new shares, allowing them to raise funds. Rights Entitlement (RE) refers to the rights given to existing shareholders to subscribe to these new shares. REs can be traded on the market for a limited period, but if they are not used to buy shares, they will expire when the Rights Issue closes.
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